Is it like the NH-D14 in that in order to fully support the memory of some motherboards may require memory sticks of a certain size?
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In order to use all memory slots, you will need RAMs with low profile heatsink.
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Phanteks says you can use RAM sticks up to 40mm to fit under the heatsink itself, however by doing so will limit the position of your front fan. The front fan of the cooler will sit on top of your RAM so if you have tall heatspreaders and a mid-tower chassis, the front fan may protrude out of your case. To give you an idea, I'm using this cooler inside an NZXT 410 case with Avexir Core White Series RAM (38mm tall) and the front fan couldn't fit into the case. I had to purchase different RAM modules. To ensure the best flexibility possible I wouldn't buy RAM any larger than 30mm if you're using a mid-tower chassis. Full tower may not matter as much. I hope this answers your question. Phanteks says you can use RAM sticks up to 40mm to fit under the heatsink itself, however by doing so will limit the position of your front fan. The front fan of the cooler will sit on top of your RAM so if you have tall heatspreaders and a mid-tower chassis, the front fan may protrude out of your case. To give you an idea, I'm using this cooler inside an NZXT 410 case with Avexir Core White Series RAM (38mm tall) and the front fan couldn't fit into the case. I had to purchase different RAM modules. To ensure the best flexibility possible I wouldn't buy RAM any larger than 30mm if you're... » Read More Phanteks says you can use RAM sticks up to 40mm to fit under the heatsink itself, however by doing so will limit the position of your front fan. The front fan of the cooler will sit on top of your RAM so if you have tall heatspreaders and a mid-tower chassis, the front fan may protrude out of your case. To give you an idea, I'm using this cooler inside an NZXT 410 case with Avexir Core White Series RAM (38mm tall) and the front fan couldn't fit into the case. I had to purchase different RAM modules. To ensure the best flexibility possible I wouldn't buy RAM any larger than 30mm if you're using a mid-tower chassis. Full tower may not matter as much. I hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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Phanteks says you can use RAM sticks up to 40mm to fit under the heatsink itself, however by doing so will limit the position of your front fan. The front fan of the cooler will sit on top of your RAM so if you have tall heatspreaders and a mid-tower chassis, the front fan may protrude out of your case. To give you an idea, I'm using this cooler inside an NZXT 410 case with Avexir Core White Series RAM (38mm tall) and the front fan couldn't fit into the case. I had to purchase different RAM modules. To ensure the best flexibility possible I wouldn't buy RAM any larger than 30mm if you're using a mid-tower chassis. Full tower may not matter as much. I hope this answers your question.
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as far as i know that motherboard supports the corsair dominator platinum memory
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Seth, there too many to list. What is your goal in asking this? Do you have a motherboard that you want to get this memory for, or do you have this memory, and are trying to find a motherboard to put with it? If the latter, maybe you could specify your requirements... i.e. Price is most important, or performance, or best gaming for the buck, etc.
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DDR2 memory requires an AM2 CPU.*DDR3 and DDR2 are supported separately.**DDR3 memory is only supported by installing AM3/AM3+ CPU.***Due to the operating system limitation, the actual memory size may be less than 4GB for the reservation for system usage under Windows® 32-bit OS. For Windows® 64-bit OS with 64-bit CPU, there is no such limitation.****DDR2 memory is only supported by installing AM2/AM2+/AM3 CPU.*****Support with AM3 / AM2+ CPU.http://www.asrock.com/mb/NVIDIA/N68C-GS%20FX/?cat=Specifications
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There are no settings on the memory sticks that you can adjust. Your best bet is to look at the documentation for your motherboard. 1333 may be the limit.
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DDR3 memory referes to the memory sticks you can install and is unrelated to your video card. Video cards are compatible with pretty much any motherboard.
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Both boarsd I ordered were rev 2.1, which claims to support DDR3-1333 memory. The box should say which memory types it supports though.I should mention though that I couldn't even get this board to POST, with either one I recieved. It seems to be VERY picky about your hardware configuration and would not boot no matter what I did. Your mileage may very, but just a heads up.
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ddr3.... only x99 boards are ddr4 at the moment you have an x79 board which is ddr3
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Yes, with room to spare. NH-D14 is what I use in my Air 540 as well and there is plenty of room. The only issue you are going to have (if any) is RAM clearance. If you have RAM with large heatsinks the NH-D14 may not fit. Noctua's website has a listing of compatible RAM, just in case this is the first build you're using your D14 in.
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Your Mobo comes with a list of compatible ram, and you can also research this on the vendor of your mobo's website or on Kingstons Website.
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No, because the maximum allowed memory for that desktop is 1 GB (2 x 512 MB). If you installed these two 1gb sticks from Komputerbay, the computer's motherboard will only recognize one of them.
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Sadly, I am not computer-savvy enough to find that information (especially as I am still getting used to Windows 8). Perhaps you could give some quick instruction on where to find ddr memory, and I can look it up on my laptop.
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You want your memory sticks to match... The theory is, all sticks should be the same brand, speed, and size across your system. Can you mismatch and have your system run??? Yes, but I'm sure you'll run into quirky problems.
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Yes-8×240pin it will hold 8x4gb sticks. I wouldn't buy this board, tons of issues with it. The Bios has been revised so many times(4-5) and its still broken.....
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Thats a hard question. I honestly dont know. But these memory sticks are supposed to be universal. Just make sure that the motherboard has the appropriate slots. (which basically any mother board these days have). All of the components these days are modular, meaning you can fit them into any motherboard in almost any kind of combination with other hardware.
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Yes it did. I had an old computer that needs a new mother. But I was able to use half of its memory because I thought this mother supports DDR 2 on all 4 slots.
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It works fine with any number of sticks. It uses the ram holders to support itself so its not dependant on the actual sticks